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Springtime in the Rockies: Scenes from northern Front Range trails

The foothills of the northern Colorado Front Range offer hundreds of trails that wind through and over hills, meadows, mesas, forests and rock formations. Many trails are worthwhile year-round.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Hiking

Land of the mountain kings: Hiking the Sawatch Range in central Colorado

In Colorado’s San Isabel National Forest, along the eastern base of the majestic Sawatch Range on the west side of the Arkansas Valley, several trails skirt the edge of some of Colorado’s most accessible and scenic mountains.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Hiking

Cracks in Mesa Verde National Park’s Cliff Palace threaten structure; workers shore up iconic kiva

The centerpiece of Mesa Verde National Park, Cliff Palace was discovered in the late 1800s. Park archaeologists noticed a small crack in the masonry and then discovered the north wall was leaning precariously into the structure.

Filed Under: American West Archaeology & Paleontology, Colorado Recreation & Environment, Southwest Ecology

UW project to model hydrology, water resources for Colorado River Basin communities

With the help of a supercomputer, UW hopes to model water resources in the Colorado River Basin, helping balance growth with the needs of downstream users.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Ecology

Researchers studying High Park Fire’s effect on mercury levels in Horsetooth Reservoir in Fort Collins

Scientists are measuring mercury levels in a reservoir near Fort Collins to determine the impact of the High Park Fire.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Ecology, Rocky Mountain Forest Fires, Rocky Mountain Forests

Rocky Mountain National Park alpine ecosystems altered by nitrogen pollution: CU study

Nitrogen pollution from cars, power plants and agriculture is affecting remote areas of Rocky Mountain National Park.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Ecology

Conservation easement in Colorado’s Sangre de Cristo Mountains preserves Trinchera Ranch, Blanca Peak

Land donated by a prominent rancher in the San Luis Valley is the basis for the USFWS’ Sangre de Cristo Conservation Area.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Colorado's San Luis Valley, Rocky Mountain Ecology

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